Anthony Twiggs led the Barton Community College esports program in the opening week of the postseason. Three Cougars saw their seasons come to a close while Tiggs advances to next week's semifinal action in NBA2K.

Opening the postseason on Tuesday with a battle against an unblemished Ocean County College opponent, Landon Robl's upset bid fell short in Super Smash Brothers falling in four straight games concluding his season with a 6-4 season mark.

Coming off a third place finish in the fall championships, Davon Morris' hopes of another deep postseason ride would be crushed dropping a tightly 2-1 contest to Texas Southern University capping a 3-5 spring record.

Sneaking into the playoffs as the 32nd seed, Cesar Robles had a tough go about with top ranked Bryant & Stratton suffering a 3-0 defeat concluding a strong 6-3 season.

Riding a seven game winning streak following a week one loss, Twiggs continued the streak rattling off a comfortable 3-0 victory over Carl Albert State advancing into the NJCAA esports quarterfinals. Twiggs made it nine straight advancing via forfeit over No. 14 Penn Highlands securing a spot in Thursday's 7:00 p.m. semifinal tilt with No. 2 Gogebic. The winner will advance into Saturday's May 1st Championship against the winner of No.1 Bryant Stratton and No. 4 Carl Albert State.